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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
TO ae.umc for .ne season.

The steamer Wilmington made her first
trip of the season Saturday leaving
the Fourth street wharf at Z a. M, md
returning, leave Philadelphia at 10 a. m.
An afternoon trip is arranged to leave
Wilmington at -. .45 p. m, and returning
leave PHILADELPHIA at 4 p. IN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
A Wenvy saIvnae Ayvnrd,

Gently stranded at Lewes, was taken from
Cramps dry-dock, Philadelphia, last week.
and towed to Chester to load refined petro-
leum for Calcutta. The cost OF repairs
amounted to $4,000, while the award to the
salvors has been increased from $4,000 to
Ell, 900,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
RnrgInrn, smnn Rarznrd.

Thieves broke into the B. & P. station
at Kiamensi Thursday night and robbed
the premises of about 50 in cash and a
pair of shoes. The burglars also visited
Greenvil1e station and forcing an en-
trance secured IL cents in cash.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10

The personal estate of Isaac Lea, de-
ceased, late of Philadelphia, is appraised
at $l75, ,807.S1 in an inventory filed with
the register of Wills in that city Thursday
morning. His collection of saltwater
shells is appraised at 5000; fresh.water
shells at $S. 900 and gems at $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
A Doctor,. views Of Consumption.

A Doctors Views of COnsumptiOns
81 do not believe that the general mass
of the people understand the disease, con-
SUMPTION" replied well. known lhysi-
clan of this city, a few days ago in reply
to casual inquiry. "No medicine will
reach the lungs, and the oonsumptive's
only hope and salvation is the fresh air.
If were attacked by the dread disease, l
would be in the open air as much as pos
sible, 16 out of the "a hours of the
day. / would get a position as a
driver or some similar occupation
which would require outdoor work.
The idea that cod-liver oil and the
thousand and one remedies are useful in
its cure is erroneous. If the patient has
good stomach to assimilate and digest
his food and make blood of it, the use OF
all medicines is unnecessary and draw
back. Our houses are fearfully ventilated
and we breathe entirely too little fresh
air. If the matter were investigated, you
would be surprised to find how much
carbonic acid gas is Il our dwellingp.
believe, however, that humanity is be-
coming more enlightened in regard Il
health, and that the human raco il
gradually improving
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
suspended Operations.

The match factory at Landenberg has
suspended operations owing to the CON
tinued illness of Mr.. Courtney, one Of the
proprietors, and the inability Of the man.
ayers to presNlse competent fireman
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
wedding at I.eNses.

Mr.. John M. Richardson, deputy clerk
of Worcester county Maryland circuit
court,i was married Thursday Mt I,swes
to Miss Hannah Rodney, eldest daughter
of DIR. Joseph A. Lyons, of that lace.
The ceremony was performed by the Roy.
e. Il. Armstrong, rector of ST. Stephens
P. e. Church. The bride wore a hand
some white surah silk, cut en- train, square
neck and beaded 'front.' white tullo veil
and orange blossoms. The ushers were
Mr.. Ebe w. Tunnel, and Charlea W..
Whitley, cerk of the orphans court Of
Sussex county. DR.. Rodney Richardson
acted as best man Messrs. Harry Lyons,
brother to the bride, t. W. Timmons,
and Professor George 7. Bratten of Snow
Hill, Nd, as groomsmen. The brides
maids were Masses Aline Richardson,
Maggie Lyons, the BRIDES sister, Lena
Lyons, and Nellie Plummer, of Balti-
more. After the ceremony reception
was held at the residence of the brides
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson will
make their future home in Snow Hill.
The wedding presents were unusually
numerous and handsome. Mrs. Richard
son is lineal descendant of C@sai
Rodney, one of the signers of the .Decla-
ration of Independence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
A V,oua,.n IucendInrv Atte,npt.

The hotel at the Falls OF French Creek on
the W. Il N. railroad, which is known to
many Neutrality-suspicious., was fired by an In
cendiary Monday night week, and Its total
destruction was narrowly averted. The first
| floor OF the house was saturated with oil,
and the train by which the flames were
! communicated led out into adjoining wood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10

DEcAruR, ILL.,, Feb. 6.--A .prize;;fight be-
tween Jim Conners, the champion iights
q fouls occurred early yesterday morn
iI,c ing. Great secrecy was observed, as the
nfiicers had wind of the affair, and were
looking for the fight. Seven rounds
we're fought. Both men fought
yIciously and there was some severe punish
ment within the seventh and last round,
when Conners dealt Murphy knock out
blow and the fight was given TO Conners
together with the special purse Oh SlzO
tanners sprained his right wrist, Conner
fought Harry Mccoy here recently.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10

Letters testamentary on the will oi
William ID. Oougni1n&, ~ aeceasea: nave Deer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10

NEW CASTLE, Feb. THE funeral OF
Samuel Harris, who was burned to death
at the Delaware iron works last week,
took place yesterday from Undertaken
Oleweil's and was largely attended. Ser
vices were held in the Bethel M. e.
Church near Chesapeake City. Interment
was made in the cemetery adjoining.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
A CARNIVAL OF DEATH
A RAILROAD HORROR ON THE
VERMONT GENITAL.

Am Express Train Entirely burned
iu vermont-Rrom FIFTY 10 sixty
Kllled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-10
sussEx LEYY ooURT.
John j. MORRIS the Chairman-COn-
test for County Treasurer.


Special Correspondenceo Gazette and journal
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 3.-The new levy court
met on Tuesday for organization. The new
members we're sworn In and John ]. Morris
OF Broudkiln hundred was elected presi-
dent. D. T. Marvel Esq, was reelected
attorney for one year and j. W. McColley.
bailiff The plum to be given at this sitting
Is tha county treasurership, aud there arc
said to he IN average of three men to every
hundred seeking the place. The law allows
$500 annual salary, bat the court has been
granting Sl00 extra. They have resolved
10 cut off this extra allowance, and still
there were 70 candidates named In caucus
last night. Thirteen ballots were taken
without result. Several candidates reached
five votes at different times, but 1t takes
seven to elect.
TREASURER OF SUSSEX COUNTY.
GRoRoRrowN, Feb. S.-The levy court took
nine ballots in caucus last night before they
made a choice Of county treasurer, and
then had to bring out a clark horss" to
| win the race. The successful man ia Jesse
b. Stevenson of Cedar Greek hundred, who
| has Just retired from the levy court and has
been president of the board for the past two
years. He is fully competent and will
make good officer.
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aoblem In 9esas sefmmsem!

Gin biefiger @efddftsmann ftelt uns
einen pribatbrief aus &odbale,
MILAN County, CUR 8erfiigung,
benz mir Nadiebenbes entnebmen.
vgDir MAIDEN Sbnen bic erfreuli9e
MittbeiIung, bab mir bier cine 2oblens
Miine oufgei1Iohen baben, bic cine
ausaeaeidnete Goble liefert uno bic febr
ersiebig gu isin fdeint. geionbers Der.
porsubeben 1T an oieIer Goble. DAB
biefelbe feline nennenspertbe S4lade
suridIGBt, fonoern rein su Mfde Der.
brennt, tpie 6ol3. Oab bieie @igens
f@aft namentlid fir bic 8ermenbung
Der 4oble OILS Waitinens G%euerung iebr
meisntli6 1T, periiebt fid BON ielbt."
ausgebeutst tpirb bic 3Obleumine
bon Der benti6en Girma 8. 8. 8osel
& 60. ueber bic preiss uno Gra1t'
perbdItniHe &c. entnebmen mir ienem
Griefe mad oas Radfebenbe: S&on
Dor Ginger 3eit inb prOben unierer
Qoble BON Der WaHeriperts 9ompagnie
in 4nfin perlu6t unb fur iebr gut bes
funoen uorOen. geiagte Girma polte
einen Gontraft abf6lieBen, leiDer tonns
ten mir es bamals ni9i, ba mir nod
fein Seiten9eleiie batten, mas mir mad
Dieler Wtibe erit Dor IA Sagen crit ers
balten babeu.
Sn 6olgs bes iiarten @assebaltss
unierer Qoble brennt lie etuas i9neller
meg als bic 9oble aus benz Snoianer=
SerritOrium.
uniere Goble foliet ab bier 50 so per
3onne bic 6ra6t tommt So pro SOnne,
alio $3.50 franco bort.
@lr bofen baB mir cine Gra6t CT.
mdBigung erbalten lusrben unb boffen
%ferner. oaB unierer neuen Snoutrie
aud bic unterfiibuug bon Seiteu Der
teranif6en Snouflielen niGt febleH
merhe
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0aS 8earabmtR

unIeres Treunbes Sermann S9ul3
fanb geiiern Wadmittag 5 ubr unter
GROCER 8etheiIigung bonn Srauerbauie,
go. 234 grodett StraBe, aus ifatt.
Die 6ermannssS 6bue leitefen bic Sci.
erli6feiten uno cine Delegation beriels
ben funairte als Babrtu6trdger.
A Sim Grade fang Der ngeetboDens
Mdnner1or" bas ergreifenbe 2ieo sd
iu1e DID. bdnn belt 5err 9ermann
Sfele ponNeus8 raunfels. berS dmager
bes Berfforbenen, cine ldngere &eoe,
In uelter er einen NbriB Der 2ebens:
eefdidte CAB unb auf bic geroienife
pennies, meI1e Der 8erfforbene fif UNI
'oas Oeuti9tbum unb bas beutfde @ers
einsmeien tpdbrenb ieines ~36idbrisen
Wirfens bier er%tporben. Ser nBeetbo.
pensM dnnerdor fang oWie he 10 ianft
ruben" unb Der Sarg purbe in bic
Grube bina6gelahenl
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Hprrfspouaeuz. = 6 + rnbiIIe,
ben 26. San.-Die gegenudrtig berrs
i9enbe Srodenbeit mag pielerfeits @es
forging fir cine abermalige Mfibsg
erregen; bod mon iolte niemals bic
6offnung finfen laHen unb bic Gelber
Dorbereitet balten gum Pfan5en. Oas
Dor Neuiabr sepfliiste 2anb it bnrd
bas anbaltenb troden.falte Wetter Ioder
unb reid gemadt morben. MaI tradte
iebt nur BON benz fommenoen Regen fos
bel tpie m6sli1 i'm Qanoe fsf3ubalten.
Sn bielen @esenben muB has Jarmlanb
entmdfert perben, tier i'm petlihen
Seras t6nnen mir bagegea niht INNER
gemug Wafer barnuf balten. Gin gutes
8erfabren bel nnseniigenbem @eseH.
fal, beftebt BARN, baB man mdbrenb
cher Dor benz pf1ansert ben 8oben tief
auHodert, ba no bic @eiben burdlaufen
folen. Obmobl bic Miblidfeit zines
iol6en Yerfabrens algemein befannt,
uirb es in Der &egel bod nidt bdufig
angepanot. gbenfo berfdumt mon
oftmals, benz 2ornfiod geniisenb
&aum 5u geben, mas cine, R6rnerents
pidlung unm6gli1 madt.
Das tiefe Aufif dern in benz feffen
%lntergruno er3eugt cine Rinne in mels
DE fiG mebr Waiier 5ieben tann, unb
nebenbei ben Stammnur5eln elm tiefes
res ginoringen erleidtert unb erm6g.
liht. Gin peiteres 6effhalteu bes Res
genmaHers. ba ND bas 3anb ni9t gan5
chen lit, fam beuerffelligt merben,
weuu beim ober nod benz @ultioiren
bic rMitteIi1eioe" nit elmer S6meep
geIodert ipirb, nobel man bon 3eit 81
3eit ben S9weep bod bdlt, 10 baB bic
grbe abfdQt unb cine grb0bung
(Oamm) bilbet, tuelde bas Waher
ttaut.
9lae arten Sorghum. 0tiIo Mai5e,
&C., pelGe fiir Diebfutter ge3ogen tuers
ben, brinser in trodeneu Sabren eineu
gr6bereng rtrag. tpenn iie, ftatt 5reitmtir.
fig gefdt, In Rilen gepian5t unb bears
beitet tueroen. Dieies bat fi1 lebtes
Sabr iiber ole 3meifel feffgeffeli. benn
6as breitmirfg 8eidte pertrodnete gum
gr6Bten She'll bel geringer 06be. tD1bs
renb benz has in Gilen (29-3 CUB
abitanb) ~sepflanste febr gut sebieb.
Wtiao Maise bat ii9 in Der lebtidbs
rigen Srodenbeit mieoer iebr gut bes
mdbrt, iomobI bas friib, tpie bos in ben
6ommermonaien @epHanste.
Bon Der Winterfaat lit Is rur ber
friibseidte Roagen, tuel9er elm geoeibs
lides 6ortfommeu ge5eist, Safer unb
Weisen. mo geidt, liegt nod unseteimt
in Der grbe. 6.
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MuerIet.


8eitern (6reitag ben 28.) fam
Der erfte YaHagieraug BON gnero bier
an. gr mar bort unt $50 8ormittag
abgefabren unb traf UNI 4 nbr Na1'
mittag bier elm.
= Seute Mben6 s ubr ftnbet in
S9oI3's SaIe cine gerfammlung res
publifaniider Oelegaten ffatt, um gu
enti1eiben, Oh elm republifanif6es
Siabttidet aufseitent tperben foq ober
nidt. Die .@rpreB" frdgt. oh oiefe
Gonpention, tperut tie elm ffriftes Bar
tel. 3idet befiirmortet, aud bos Re6t
bat. bic Nominatiou gu MAIDEN? Nun,
in ioI6em. Sale lift wobl ansunebmen,
baB Die 2onpention obne nmi6meife
fd bas &e9t juf6reiben pirb. Ser
S1ritt mdre iebo6 febr su bebauern.
Gin repubIitanifdes Stabttidet bat Tel.
nerIei ausi9t auf grfolg. neil Die
gro6e s3abl Der Hepublifaner Der Nns
fdt if, baB bic politif aus ffdoiifben
WabIen perbannt iein folte. Mu6 1T
poraus3uieben, Dob tpena bic parteis
tlepperei in unfere @emeinbewabIen
bineingetrager tpirb, bic &adf9t. MUIR
bic Beften fir bic reip. aemter ausaus
mdblen, fallen muB. gs tpirb ba pief
les Bacterial perpenbet nm perf9iebe:
men 3msden su bienen. bas fonft nidt
ausgetpdblt tperben tpdre. Die Hepus
bIifaner unierer Stabt fno In SeSug
auf fidotif1e uno gountpsW ablen feis
ne compafte MaHe, bic fi9 mad BeIies
ben brighten IdBt-bas follten bic Ieis
tenben MitgIieber Der beutisen 9ons
BENTON bebenfenl hFFkHk
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piel selobt, bereu Werfe absr fat gar
nidt mebr geleien uno beadtet tpsroeH.
Ga gebt peiialos,i mie ieinem 3e'tges
nuFen Glophod. Sober. Der llt Den
Qnirif zines gebilpeten WtenlfeIt 9e'
ben mil. fdmdrmt iiber belien rNfei'
iiaoe@, aber cs siebt gepiB feline bun.
bert MenIden mebr, bic ild) iplrtlib
burd fdmmtIi6e 6eidnge 1ener Slop'
fodiden Oi6tuns binburdgewiirgt ba-
ben. Der Spnntassbetra6ter aud
nidt......er nimmts aber aud Nies
manbem libel.
Sc mdre gu rpiini6en. baB peitolos,i
mebr 6einoe bdtte, benn bas .mii,be au
elmer aagemeinen Sritif feiues S6af.
fens unb feines Spiiems fiibren, unb
has pdre serabe in unierer 3eit ni9t
unueientli6.
DEM bieirr fromme fanfte &efor.
mator Der pdbasosie 1T auf benz Sc
biete bes grsiebunssmeiens 10 rabital,
ME es nur Der r6tbsfe Socialift unies
rer Sage iein fam.
glsemeine nnb glei9e IoItsbilburg
unb b0bere giloung nod MaBgabe DO.
berer NnIager, aber uidt nod benz Bes
fb uno Stang Der gitern, bas 1T bas
Mittel, bur6 mef6es p~effalo3,i ben
gr6Bten She'll aIer ioc;alen S6dben
lnb lnsere9tigteiten beieitigen gu f6n.
men slaubt. Sebem 2inbe bes Bottles
foa Bic M6slidteit CUR Silbung uno
babur9 CUR felbfftdnbigen gtwerbsfdz
biafeit %erOfnet perben. rNeinlA =
ruff ct aus-nber SObn bes Mrmel,
glenoeu unb 8erIorenen lit ni6t ba3u
ba, blo6 UNI elm &ab gu treiben, beiien
umlauf einen ftolseu 8iirser empors
bebtl"
Mandes bat peitalo3sis ginfuB ers
reiht, 70 iii er Der @riinber unb Batter
Der mobernen 0oltsi1ule geuoroen,
alein es feblt mod piel, febr bel bas
ran. baB bas Sbeal Der allgemeinen
golfser3iebung--bas ibm uori6webte,
-sur 0sriuirfli9ung gelange.
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Nieren. mmo sebcrleisem.

Die birette Golse perbOrbenen Slutes
unb fdwaher organiider S~etpegung
tperben in Simmons 2iber 3es
a utator elm ehtes 6eilmittel bieier
0eiben finben. gr nerleibt benz 8lute
frifdes 2eben unb periingt unb ftdrtt
burd gef6rberung Der 2eber unb Nie=
rentbdtisteit ben gan5en Organismus.
SD mar LANCE nit 2eberbei1meroen,
Rierenfrantbeit unb berborbenem ylute
aeplaat.-6abe Simmuns Slper &eaus
iaior gebraudt. ber mir mebr gebolfen
bat aIs ale anoere ar3nei. SEQ. 8.
Dratt, u. g. Oeputp, Collector 2nb
Diff, Georgia.
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8abl : BroclamatiOn.
Wapors Office,

GI1Ne, L
San antonio, 20. SaG. 1887. !
Sn 6oIge Der @utoritdt, tpeI9e mir
burd Den Charter unb bic Orbinan3e1
Der Stabt San Nutonio berlieben wirb,
orbne ih. Brpan Galaeban, Mapor Der
Gtabt Sau 4ntonio, cine Wabl on,
bic am a.ce
sweiten Montas i'm Jebruar 1887,
benz IA. Sage bes beiastenM onats
fir foIsenbe geamte ~abgebalten tperben
fol-:
Wapor, &ecorber, Collector, Straz
Beneommihdr unb IL beri9iebsne Nl'
bermen.
Sie Gtimmfdfen iperben in ben ners
fdie3enen Warbs BON s llbr 8ormits
tags an f~olsenben pldben ge6fnet fein:
L. Marb: Sm poIiSeisS auptquartier
am MiIitdr plaaa, 8orfiBenoer 8. Sos
nigbeim, Wablri@ter Walter scott tnb
@bas. @uergin.
3. Warb: gde BON Cat unb DoIo.
rofaffraBe, D~orfibenber 90. s. MeGs
ling, Ri1ter q. 6ieIb uub q. 8. MarT.
8. gde BON Mebinos uao 2eulfirabe.
Worfbenber 6. gopbwin, 2i9ter Grid
Menger unb 90. s. Siebert.
4. Warb: 3rif1's Dale, 8orfibens
Der 6. 0ilemoin, RiGter 6. o. arbt
unb q. 3. Minor.
5. Warb: Nlamn, 8orfibenber 20.
Rii1e IF. &idter Sam Waperid unb
Wm. 96fiins II.
6. @arb: Mrbeiterperein, @orfbens
Der 8. Bitter, @i9ter %. 8. Gong unb
s. 5. Bolton.
z. Warb: gde BON 1ietorias unb
Watagorba StraBe, 8~orfben6er 8. U.
0ennp, @idter 8. Brian If. 1no ..
NDTp.
s. Marb: MeaaiHer, 2O7 Sub
alamo.G traBe, 9orfBen5er s. Wulh.
RiGter u. DreiB fr. unb s. O. 4irdner.
Sie Wabl foI abgebaltersuno Wabls
berihte ioleii eingerei6t merDen IN ues
bereiuitimmuns NIT Der OroiHan3, tuels
DE Wablen regulirt.
Die WdbIer Der peri6iebenen Warbs
iollen fir einen Mapor, &ecoroer, eols
leftor, GtraBencommihdr Or, einen Ilbers
men ihrer Warb unb fir bier Mloers
nldnner at large fimmen.
Gum 3eugniB babe i9 meinen Nar1er
~ untsr3eiGnet unb bas Siegel Der
Sb Staot binsuftsen lafen, am 20.
Sanuar 1887.
Brpan gaIIagban, Mapor.
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= Ser bette 8lutreiniger. bas an=
r~egenbfte Stdrtungsmittel fur einet ges
f6md1ten Masen. bas gleidseitig bic
ermiibste 9eber erfriidt, iberbaupt ben
gar3en Organismus uieber tn eeiunbe
5bdtigteit beriebt. if Mper's Sarfas
parilIa. Wenn Du irsenb cine 6t6s
ruug In Der Circulation bes 1lutes Ders
iparit, peri9afe Dir cine GIai9e bieies
6arfapariaa, unb balb tuirb bic St6s
ring peri6munoen ieiu.
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9anfia8ung.

Mlen Oenen, bic meinem unberseBlis
den @atten 9ermarn S6uI5
uuf ieinem IebteH Wege bas @eleite CO.
ben, beionbers aber ben Mitelieoern
Der Qoge Der Germans S6bne uno
benz Neetbopen : Mdnner9Or, fage Id
hermit meinen tiefgefiibltsn Danf.
grnefine Shuls
San Intonio, %. San. '87.
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Gin untcrnebmeuSee, snperIaifises
SduS.

Ban fam IG fists auf u. 0reib OsrIai
len. tiidt ALIEN, oae sr oas Bette flbrt. Iegt er
ah bic saen.ur bon moblbstaunteu bsrpabrtsp
s%lriiteia, Die eas golE mag, gu unb srbalt iid
oooufd, Den rbiatn Ruf. Gr bat lebi bic agen'
iur liI Or. atnas Rene entreduns ge9sn Nus
,ebruaa iibernommsn uno U~srfauit bic WlsoiSin,
neil er usib. oab fe snt II. sic furirt lsSe
slTeetiou Der aebIs, eunse unS gruff. Yrobt'
GIaiden frsi
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Gone Star 8retuins Gpmpapb.
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San Intonio, "a. San. 1887.
9err Otto 96bIer bat feline
Stele als 9ei9dftsfiibrer Der Gone
Star 8reiping Company niebereelegt
unb bas publitum tpirb bierbur9 in
2enntniB gefebt, oaB bic Refignation
bonn Direttorium angenommen muroe.
Su Submit iollten ale 8riefe uno Mit=
tbeilungen geri6tet perben an bic
Gone Star 8reping COMPANY,
San antonio, Seras.
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= 2aBt Sud nidt tduf6en bur9
niebere preiie fir 9lrbeit. uel6e better
als irsenb cine in Seras seliefert pirb,
ionbern perfiist gud ua4 Gala
m q b 9 pbotogrGpbii@em Gtelier, no
gu9 CUTE unb se:sIrieoenffelenbe arbeit
gu rlur reelIem preiie garantirt wirb.
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The Washington critic., 1887-10-19
MIR. ROGERS LOST PAPERS.
The Facts OF the Case rs Stated By NJ,
Jefferson Chandler.

The Facts of the Case rs Stated by Mr..
Jefferson Chandler.
EDITOR Critic: There have appeared in
your paper and In some Of the New York
papers sensational statements concerning
the alleged loss Of the original papers in the
suit OF j. Harris Rogers vs.. Mr.. Garland
and others. The precise facts are as fol-
lows; It Is said by the Clerk Of the Court
that the original bill and exhibits are not in
his office. He holds receipt signed by q
young man In my Office upon piece Of
paper which has no title Of any cause upon
II, but, inasmuch as 1t is in the place where
the court papers ought to be, II may fairly
be presumed to be q receipt for the Rogers
bill. When and for what reason
he gave the receipt he can
not remember. have had q correct
copy Of the bill ever since l was en-
ployed In the case. This, with exhibits, are
all the papers that ever had any use for,
and never, to the best Of my recollection,
did have the original papers in my office,
or out Of the courtroom. Assuming, how
ever, that am mistaken and that the re-
celpt above mentioned was given for me,
and that the papers are not to be found,
proposed to Mr. Rogers son, who called
upon me for the papers, that l would give
him my exact copy of the bill and go with
him to the court and have II substituted by
agreement for the original bill. He sal
that this would not supply the exhibits. l
proposed that inasmuch as all the exhi-
bits were printed, copies satisfactory to him
might be by him filed and the exhibits
thereby be supplied. find since seeing
him that, on February 2, 1887, Mr.. Rogers
himself had prepared and filed 10 the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia a
printed copy OF so much OF the record as he
deemed necessary to the hearing OF his case
on appeal. The case was to have been
argued last spring before the adjournment
Of the court for the summer. All parties
were ready for argument No complaint
was made about loss Of papers, and at
tended the court for several days, waiting
for the case to come up In Its order. 1twas
not, however, reached, and the court ad-
journed for the summer without hearing 1t.
The printed record, filed In the appellate
court by Mr.. Rogers, contains complete and
accurate copies OF the exhibits which were
attached to the original bill. These, with
the copy OF the original bill, which
have deposited with the clerk for
the use Of Mr.. Rogers, should he require 1t,
make the record absolutely correct between
Mr.. Rogers and my clients. Mr.. Rogers
printed record contains, however, all OF i'm
portance to him In the original bill. Papers
sometimes get mislaid, when there are sew
eral attorneys In a case, by accident. There
is little difficulty, however, generally, in
supplying them. l know absolutely nothing
Of the papers said to be missing. / never
had in my possession, at any time or place,
the papers put into the case by Mr.. Gar
lands attorney. JEFF CHANDLER.
Washin gton, Octoberl9.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-19
WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 10, 1857.
COUNTED TO DEATH.

Have you ever heard the terrible tale
OF Nicholas Perkins PoppiDgale
Who counted himself to deathY
He began by counting railroad ties,
And then he fell TO counting lles,
Pm sure II Isn't any surprise
That he finally lost his breath.
A promising boy was little Nick,
But the counting fever made him sick;
I've heard of It before.
When he took step he counted that,
He counted the purring OF the cat,
And counted the inches measured.lat
OF everything he saw.
Atevery meal he counted each bite,
Which sadly impaired his appetite,
Q And made him very thin.
lie counted each cry the baby gave,
When he went to sail he counted each wave.
lie counted the snores OF his brother Dave
Aud the hairs on his grandma's chin.
lps pitiful tale, and yet It's true;
And that counting boy was always blue,
never eaw him smile.
It's all very well to count your cash;
But counting the wlnks Of friends eye
lash,
Or the number OF bites in q plate OF hash,
10 really not worth while.
IN. p. Babcock.